Off Topic The cost of living

That's doesn't look good on social media though does it

 

Fat bird at work is struggling at paying over 500 a month on a polestar that she rents
She lives a mile from work! She’s now paying a personal trainer to help her lose weight
Err start walking to workyou fat **** for starters

 

I read somewhere
Might not be fully correct
But i think some companies in japan get fined if their employees are overweight

 

It's absolutely ridiculous isn't it, but I'm guessing it'll be everyone else's fault but hers

 

It was 20p for an instant coffee in a styrofoam cup when I left the UK...

 

I'll see - you never know what happens in the future.

I don't see her peers wildly spending and they're having far fewer nights out than I did during the 1980s and 1990s. Peak alcohol was back in 2004 apparently - regarding average nights out and percentage spend on socialising. They save up for a yearly holiday, but all work part time jobs whilst at university. I'm not sure they're as hedonistic as many make out...

 

Trinity indoor market £1.60 in a proper mug.

EDIT and no queue, all the people are round the corner queueing up to buy coffee for £3 and up.

 

I would like to know what she brings for her lunch please?

 

you like your coffee in a glass?

 

A lot
Makes a big deal of bringing in a salad but hits the biscuits by dinner time cos she’s stressed

 

That coffee place in market do really nice coffee tho
I go there for an Americano just the bloke and his mrs are so slow

 

Amazing that some people think because they and their friends and family are doing fine
that there aren't actually a lot of people really struggling just to pay bills and buy food

 

how though?
shopping centres are full

 

whats your coffee of choice

 

Is this her Chazz?

 

Some lovely generalisations on this thread. Probably why the country is so divided and screwed.